Mooresville Family Immigration Attorney

Mooresville Family Immigration Attorney

There are many United States citizens and permanent residents who are missing family members living in faraway countries. The good news is that there are avenues for those in the U.S. to petition to reunite certain family members, however, this is far from a simple process. If you have been wondering about your options and eligibility to sponsor family members for immigration purposes, look no further than the Mooresville family immigration attorney at Vestal Immigration Law.

Our team has guided many families through the immigration process, and we can advise you of the best course of action for your situation.

Bringing Family Members Together

There are different steps to the family immigration process, and we can navigate through each one on your behalf.

• Determining eligibility – If you are a U.S. citizen, you can sponsor your spouse, parent, or child (who is unmarried and younger than 21) with no waiting period. There are not limits on visas available for the immediate family members of U.S. citizens, so we can generally start the process right away. On the other hand, if your family member is in a “family preference” category or you are a permanent resident, you might have to wait for a visa to come available, though we can start the process as much as possible.
• Filing the petition – We help you complete the necessary immigration forms and file them with the appropriate parties. This might involve proof that you can support your relative if needed, as well as their health and admissibility to the U.S.
• Seeking a green card – Once the petition is accepted, we proceed to seek a green card (permanent residency) for your family member who is joining you in the United States. This might occur through consular processing if they are outside the U.S. or adjustment of status if they already entered the U.S. We can also help remove conditions from the green cards of spouses of citizens. 

Our legal team begins with a thorough evaluation of your circumstances and takes you through the entire process until you are together with your family member. We can handle:

• Consular Processing
• Adjustment of Status
• Conditional green cards for spouses of citizens
• Fiancé(e) Visa
• Waivers and removal of conditions
• Humanitarian relief

We know that the changing immigration policies in the United States can be concerning for separated family members, but our job is to make sure family immigration cases go as smoothly as possible. We take this job seriously.